Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-11-10
HERE IND THERE.
The anarchists must hang.

tailor shop.
Rice the best, Au Bon Marche only
| Sets per pound.
Mrs. Seth Reeves is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs Solar, in Ledyard.
The 24th of this month is set apart by
the president as Thanksgiving day.
Flour, feed, &c, from all the mills,
sold at Au Bon Marche.
Mrs. W. Connor, of Auburndale, is
visiting with her parents in this city.
Read the council proceedings and see
what the city fathers have been doing
Glass Lamps, large from 25cts up, all
trimmed at Au Bon Marche.
In another column you viii see what
Kruger & Philleo have to offer to the
trade, cheap for cash.
Mrs Ferris, who met with an accident
the past week-that of broken wrist
is improving.
Swell body cutters for sale at J. f.
Moore's wagon manufactory, Centralia.
There is some talk of Kruger & Philleo
handling the U. S. Express Co.'S, busi-
ness in this place.
Mrs. A. G. Deringer and son are in
Sparta the guests Of Mrs W. E. Coats.
They viii be absent several weeks.
Hon. Geo. c. Ginty's chances are i'm
1 proving every day for the Republican
nomination for governor of this state
The County Board meets in this city
on the 18th inst, A long and interest4
ing session is expected.
| Mr.. Louis Beigel returned Monday
morning from his trip to Omaha, and is
back again in bis place in B. Silber's
store.
Mrs. Marian L. Bensley is back again
to her home in Centralia She was
absent several weeks in California on
business matters.
For first class wagon and sleigh re-
pairing, horse shoeing, &C., so to J. F.
M9ore's popular establishment in Cen
tralia.
! M. J. McRaitn is in need Of help at
his tailor shop. Several good tailors
can get employment by applying at bis
shop.
J. Q. Hebert, photo artist, just
deliyered some fine views of the Hur-
leyville dam, mill and water power sites
at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, of Stevens
Point, were guests Of their daughters
this week. They retain their age
nicely.
Mrs. A. S. Robinson and youngest
daughter have gone to Menasha to spend
q few weeks, and from there they 60 to
Illinois to visit with sister,
NJ. and Mrs Seymour have returned
from the East and will spend the winter
in this city with their son Frank and
family.
Boots, shoes, slippers, rubbers, &C.,
full line at G. E. Pariseau's. Sold
close and warranted the best.
| V. B. Webster and P. n. Christensen
were over from Pittsyille on Tuesday.
The writer enjoyed short but
pleasant chat with each Of them.
No complaints being entered about
the Howe High School, we take it for
granted that all the new teachers are
giving excellent satisfaction.
Guns, Reyolvers, pocket knives at the
Great Emporium at c. E. Pariseau's.
! Mrs. Geo. L. Williams returned from
a short visit in Appleton the past week.
Her mother accompanied her back to
this city and is now visiting at their
residence.
VIM. 7. King returned home from
Milwaukee last Friday, not very much
improved in health. In some respects
he feels better, but his dizziness is still
with him.
The Bensley Pulp mill in Centralia
has been running smoothly until last
| SATURDAY Wien tAGy uGG Will d Little
mishap. At present writing the mill is
running again.
Mrs. Whitney, of Mich, a sister of
Mrs. O. Dennis, who has been visiting
with her at her home in Centralia, for
the past two weeks, returned home
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Silber entertained a
company of neighbors last Sabbath
afternoon and evening in honor of their
sons 18th birthday Those who were
present at the festivities report a very
pleasant time
The boarding house belonging to the
/ Centralia Pulp and Water Power Co., at
I Hurleyyille was burned to the ground
Tuesday morning. The fire was the
result of carelessness. The hired men
| lost all of their Clothes
! "Only a Farmers Dauohter'' was